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Precious Metal Coins as an Investment - (Liquid element) – by cabadejo Video

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Precious Metal Coins as an Investment - (Liquid element)

Today is Wednesday 11th January 2017 and we are presenting todays video written by one of our subscribers Cabadejo.

It runs as follows:

I have been invited to write a piece by illuminati Silver. So for a first offering I have elected to write about investing in precious metal coins. This will primarily be about silver coins but I will mention gold and other presentations of precious metal in my discussion.

If you have decided to invest some of your currency into precious metals why would you want to buy actual physical gold and silver?
There is a saying that “if you don’t hold it you don’t have it.” This is a topic in its own right but in brief holding physical gold and silver eliminates third party risk. When you invest in a company share, how well that investment performs depends on many other people.

Lots can and do go wrong with companies which might jeopardise your investment. When you invest in share representing physical silver, such as the ETF SLV, there is still third party risk. You run the risk there is no silver in the vaults or that at some point JP Morgan, the custodian of the SLV hoard, actually does sell it or something worse. If you invest in precious metal in an unallocated account, you may think there is gold or silver there with your name on it, but there really isn’t. You are actually in a very precarious position. You rely on many others; there are many others between you and your asset, if you indeed even have one.

On the other hand, a tube of silver coins in your physical possession is very tangible. You can touch (with gloves on I hope). You see them. They are yours. Yes the coins might be fake and someone might steal them but assuming this doesn’t happen you are not reliant on third parties to perform. There is no third party liability.

So assuming you have decided that physical precious metals will be part of your investment portfolio, where do you go from there?

You have to decide how much of your capital you want to put into precious metals always remembering they are not income generating assets unless you trade them. I have often heard a figure of around 10% as a reasonable amount of an investment portfolio being devoted to precious metals. Personally I would put more in but that is me. Considering the cost of even basic 1oz coins those with smaller amounts to invest may find they have to devote a larger percentage to a precious metal portfolio but there are easy ways to start. In the end it all depends on your own circumstances.

For some people this will be as far as they will take their portfolio. Investing in more numismatic coins is seen as a waste of cash which could have been used to buy more metal. Investing in the numismatic part of a gold and silver portfolio is more risky but for me is the exciting part and one of the main reasons I do it. For the next episode I will start by looking at some other practical considerations of investing in gold and silver before getting into numismatics which is a fancy word used to describe the collector value of coins.

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